rocking drivers seat
Instructor
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From: Nevada Texas
seat fix
Last edited by Buckskinner; Aug 6, 2007 at 05:34 PM. Reason: add link to e-mail
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From: Are you fat because you're lazy or lazy because you're fat? San Jose, CA
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St. Jude Donor '09
I'd love a copy of the .doc file as well. Now that like 7 of you have it.....
Z28_Mike@Hotmail.com
Thanks!
Z28_Mike@Hotmail.com
Thanks!
Drifting
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Safety Car
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Pro
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From: Milwaukee Wi
I saw another article on the rocking seat fix that mentioned taking a c-clamp and squeezing the rails tighter up against the nylon pieces in it. I saw it about a month ago. I will look for it again when I get home.
Ricky
Ricky
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From: Las Vegas
If anyone has the fix, email it to me please. A .doc is easier to print out and take to the garage.
oneflynls1@***.net
Thanks.
oneflynls1@***.net
Thanks.
Racer
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From: Chesterfield MI
don't know if it's your problem or not, but the plastic ends that control seat heighth frequently break. (the ones on the ball screw) I've had to change a couple of them. I repaired one by making a cover or sleeve out of welded steel, and on another I just drilled out the peened over metal and replaced it. I drilled and threaded the ball screw and used a flat head screw to hold it back on.
Racer
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From: Saskatoon
Ahhh, Shucks, if people are getting the info, could you please put me in line for the email as well. riley.phillips@usask.ca. Thanks.